The pure tone audiogram is one of the most important examinations for assessing your hearing ability.
During the test, a series of tones with different frequencies and volumes are played through headphones.
This allows us to determine if hearing loss is present and in which frequency range it occurs.

The examination takes only a few minutes and provides valuable information about the type and degree of hearing impairment.
The results serve as a basis for further treatment – for example, in selecting a suitable hearing aid or conducting additional medical evaluations to identify other underlying causes.

The measurement of otoacoustic emissions (OAE) is a modern and objective method used to assess the function of the cochlea (inner ear).
A small device placed in the ear detects tiny sound waves that are naturally produced by the inner ear itself.
If these signals are absent, it may indicate a functional disorder of the sensory hair cells within the cochlea.

This examination is particularly important for newborns and young children, as hearing impairments often go unnoticed at an early age.
An early diagnosis allows for timely treatment and can significantly improve speech and language development.

Our otoneurological diagnostics enable a precise and comprehensive examination of the hearing and balance nerves.
We use specialized hearing tests, balance assessments, and, if necessary, imaging techniques to identify disorders of the inner ear or auditory nerve – for example in cases of dizziness, tinnitus, acute hearing loss, or sudden sensorineural hearing loss.

This comprehensive analysis allows us to accurately determine the cause of your symptoms and initiate a targeted and effective treatment tailored to your individual needs.